Y'all Saints

Pastor Matt talks through his plan for being in prayer and in the Word of God for the coming year. A few resources that are pertinent to this episode (these links don't benefit Pastor Matt or All Saints): Shorter Catechism Flash Cards:  WTS Bookstore  - a very simple and helpfully austere set of simple flashcards. I used this set to prepare for ordination. Grange Press  - a beautifully design...

Season 3 concludes with a discussion of the Henry Lyte hymn, "Abide with Me: Fast Falls the Eventide."

Season 3 continues with a discussion of the Anne Steele hymn, "Dear Refuge of my Weary Soul".

Season 3 continues (finally!) with a consideration of the Horatio Spafford hymn, "It Is Well with My Soul".

A quick update not he podcast.

Season 3 continues with a consideration of the Samuel Stone hymn, "The Church's One Foundation".

Season 3 continues with a consideration of the Getty/Townend hymn  "In Christ Alone".

Season 3 continues with a consideration of Martin Luther's  "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God", Hymn 92 in the Trinity Hymnal. 

Season 3 continues with a consideration of Aurelius Clemens Prudentius'  "Of the Father's Love Begotten", Hymn 162 in the Trinity Hymnal. 

Season 3 continues with a consideration of Timothy Dwight's "I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord", Hymn 353 in the Trinity Hymnal. 

Season 3 picks up again with a consideration of Frances Havergal's "Take My Life and Let It Be", Hymn 585 in the Trinity Hymnal. 

Join the gang as we continue Season 3 with a consideration of Robert Robinson's "Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing", Hymn 457 in the Trinity Hymnal.

Join the gang as we open Season 3 with a consideration of John Newton's "Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder", Hymn 172 in the Trinity Hymnal.

This final episode is actually the audio from a Sunday school class that Pastor Matt taught on the same subject while Pastor Nathan was teaching the three-week series in July of 2023. The subject is one that is important for all members to understand, and this class was intended to capture some of those folks who don't have little ones in our congregation. We think it would be helpful for eve...

Join us for our third episode in our Nursery of Faith series as we consider Sunday mornings, in particular? What does it look like to "parent in the pew"? 

A special episode in which we interview our friend Andrew from Rwanda about his ministry in Rwanda and work with ELI (Equipping Leaders International).

Join Matt, Nathan, Jen, and Sarah as we discuss raising our children up to be worshipers of God. In this first episode, we focus on what's at stake and why we believe children should participate in the worship service with adults.

Join us in this second episode as we consider how parents can prepare themselves and their children during the week so that they are ready to worship well on Sunday. We also discuss using the order of worship, the family worship guide, and our Wednesday email as resources each week.

Join the team as we talk about what makes All Saints distinctive among other PCA churches.

Join the team as we discuss church membership - is it biblical? Why should you join the church? Who can join a PCA church (like All Saints) and how do you join?

Join the team as we tell you a little bit about how All Saints was planted, our staff and leadership, our vision, values, ministries, and our hopes for the future.

Join the team as we talk about the distinctives that make a person or a church presbyterian.

Pastors Matt Bradley, Jason Piland, and Jim Curtis, along with Ruling Elders JD Stuart and Jay Hollis, discuss Thursday's work, including significant overtures and votes, and put a wrap on the 50th General Assembly. 

Ruling Elders Jay Hollis and JD Stuart are joined by pastors Mitchell Carter and Jim Curtis to discuss the work and worship of Tuesday and Wednesday at this year's General Assembly. They also explain Pastor Matt's excused absence.

Pastors Matt Bradley, Jason Piland, Jim Curtis, and Jared Nelson discuss Monday's work at this year's General Assembly, including the Overtures Committee. You can find the Overtures here: https://pcaga.org/resources/#overtures